Jillian Daggs from New Cumberland said said she wants to see more schools embrace ESports clubs and camps.

She said ESports helps students socialize in a digital world.

"It's bringing people with like interests together. People always assume that just because it's digital, it's kind of sucking kids into something. But I've made a lot of friends through playing video games," said Daggs.

The camp runs through Friday, June 22.

The three computer-focused games at the camp are Hearthstone, League of Legends and Overwatch.